CBSE Class 10 2nd Board 2026 Result OUT Live: Check Improvement/Supplementary Result, Marks & DigiLocker Direct Link at Manabadi.co.in

CBSE Class 10 Second Board Result 2026

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially declared the CBSE Class 10 2nd Board Result 2026 for students who appeared in the Improvement/Supplementary examination. Candidates can now access their result and download the provisional digital marksheet through the official DigiLocker result portal. Students are advised to keep their roll number, school number, and admit card ID ready while checking the result. The digital marksheet available on DigiLocker is an officially recognized document and can be used for admission and verification purposes until the original marksheet is issued by the school.

How to Check CBSE Class 10 2nd Board Result 2026

1. Visit the official DigiLocker result page.
2. Enter your Roll Number.
3. Enter your School Number.
4. Enter your Admit Card ID (as printed on the CBSE admit card).
5. Click on “Get Result” or “Submit”.
6. Your CBSE Class 10 2nd Board Result 2026 will appear on the screen.
7. Download and save the digital marksheet for future reference.
8. Take a printout if required for admission or counselling purposes.

CBSE Clarifies Third Language Assessment for Class 9 and Class 10 Students

One of the most important aspects of the latest CBSE language policy is the evaluation of the third language for students studying in Classes 9 and 10. According to the Board’s latest guidelines, schools must conduct an internal assessment or examination for the third language in Class 9. Students are expected to successfully complete this assessment as part of the implementation of the Three Language Formula under the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.

If a student is unable to clear the third language assessment in Class 9, the guidelines state that the student will have to appear for the third language examination again in Class 10. This provision ensures that students are given another opportunity to fulfil the language requirement before completing secondary education. Schools are expected to inform students and parents about the assessment schedule, evaluation process, and any additional academic support wherever required.

At the same time, CBSE has not announced that Hindi has been made compulsory for all students. The Board has reiterated that schools should implement the Three Language Formula while promoting Indian and regional languages in line with the objectives of the National Education Policy. Students are therefore advised to rely only on official CBSE circulars and school notifications for accurate information regarding language combinations and examination requirements.

Background: How CBSE’s Two-Exam System Works for Class 10, 2026

This is the first year CBSE has implemented a two-phase board exam structure for Class 10 under its revised examination policy:

• Phase 1 was conducted from February 17 to March 11, 2026, and its result was declared on April 15, 2026, with an overall pass percentage of 93.70% – marginally higher than the previous year.
• Phase 2 (the “Second Board Exam”) was conducted from May 15 to May 21, 2026, giving students a second opportunity either to improve their Phase 1 marks or to clear subjects they had failed (compartment candidates).
• Of the more than 6.68 lakh students who appeared in Phase 2, over 5.25 lakh appeared purely for score improvement, while 85,285 appeared under the compartment category.

The “Best-of-Two” Marking Policy

CBSE has confirmed that the final Class 10 marksheet for 2026 will be prepared using a best-of-two approach, subject-wise:

• If a student’s Phase 2 score in a subject is higher than their Phase 1 score, the Phase 2 marks are retained.
• If the Phase 1 score is higher, that score is retained instead.
• For compartment candidates, clearing the subject in Phase 2 will be reflected as a pass in the final consolidated marksheet.

This means students do not lose their Phase 1 performance under any circumstance – the second attempt can only help, never hurt, the final result.

Passing Criteria

To pass a subject in the CBSE Class 10 Second Board Exam, students must secure:

• A minimum of 27 out of 80 marks in theory, and
• A minimum of 7 out of 20 marks in internal assessment/practicals, together making up
• A combined minimum of 33 out of 100 marks in each subject.

There is no negative marking in the CBSE Class 10 board exam.

Step-by-Step Process to Check the CBSE 10th Second Board Result 2026 (Once Declared)

Via the Official Website:

1. Visit cbseresults.nic.in.
2. Click on the link titled “Secondary School Examination Results 2026 – Phase II.”
3. Enter your Roll Number, School Number, Admit Card ID, and Date of Birth.
4. Complete the captcha verification.
5. Click “Submit” or “Find Result.”
6. Your result will be displayed on screen — download and print it for future reference.

Via DigiLocker:

1. Visit results.digilocker.gov.in or open the DigiLocker app.
2. Log in using your Aadhaar-registered mobile number.
3. Navigate to “Education” → “Issued Documents.”
4. Select “CBSE” and then “Class 10 Marksheet.”
5. Choose 2026 as the academic year and enter the required credentials.
6. Click “Get Document” to download your result.

Via UMANG App:

1. Open the UMANG app and search for “CBSE.”
2. Select “Class 10 Result.”
3. Log in with the required credentials.
4. View and download the scorecard once displayed.

Via SMS:
Send CBSE10 <space> Roll Number <space> Date of Birth <space> School Number <space> Centre Number to 7738299899.

Details Required to Check the Result

• Roll Number
• School Number
• Admit Card ID
• Date of Birth
• System-generated Security PIN (if created earlier)

What the CBSE 10th Second Board Result 2026 Scorecard Will Show

• Student’s Name, Father’s and Mother’s Name
• School Name and Number
• Subject-wise Theory and Internal Assessment/Practical Marks
• Total Marks Obtained and Grade
• Qualifying Status (Pass/Fail/Essential Repeat)
• Board Name and Academic Session

What Happens After the Result Is Declared

• Provisional marksheets issued after Phase 1 remain valid for provisional Class 11 admission until the final result is out.
• Once the Second Board Result is declared, CBSE will issue the final consolidated marksheet and passing certificate, incorporating the best-of-two marks.
• Students who fail in three or more subjects will fall under the “Essential Repeat” category and will need to repeat Class 10.
• Students dissatisfied with their marks can apply for verification of marks, obtaining a photocopy of the answer sheet, or re-evaluation, through the official process and fee structure released after the result.
• Schools will subsequently begin Class 11 admission processes based on the final result.

The CBSE 10th Second Board Exam Result 2026 is expected imminently, though the exact date remains officially unconfirmed even after CBSE’s own internally stated June 30 target has passed. With the best-of-two marking system in place, this result will determine the truly final Class 10 marksheet for over 6.68 lakh students across the country – whether they appeared to improve their scores or to clear compartment subjects. Every step covered in this article, from the official checking process to what to do immediately after the result is out, is designed to leave no confusion once the link goes live. Manabadi will continue tracking this result closely and will update this page the moment CBSE makes an official announcement, so it’s worth bookmarking this page for the most current, verified information.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. When will the CBSE 10th Second Board Result 2026 be declared?
CBSE has not issued an official date. It was earlier expected by June 30, 2026, and is now expected in early-to-mid July 2026.

2. Where can I check my CBSE 10th Second Board Result 2026?
On cbseresults.nic.in, cbse.gov.in, DigiLocker, the UMANG app, Parinam Manjusha, or via SMS and IVRS.

3. What details do I need to check my result?
Roll Number, School Number, Admit Card ID, and Date of Birth.

4. Will my Phase 1 marks be lost if I scored lower in Phase 2?
No. CBSE retains the higher of your Phase 1 and Phase 2 marks for each subject.

5. How many students appeared for the CBSE Class 10 Second Board Exam 2026?
Over 6.68 lakh students, including 5.25 lakh for score improvement and 85,285 for compartment papers.

6. What was the CBSE Class 10 Phase 1 pass percentage in 2026?
93.70%, marginally higher than the previous year.

7. What is the minimum passing mark for each subject?
A combined minimum of 33 out of 100 marks, including at least 27/80 in theory and 7/20 in internal assessment/practicals.

8. Is there negative marking in the CBSE Class 10 exam?
No, there is no negative marking.

9. Can I apply for re-evaluation after the result is declared?
Yes. Verification of marks, answer sheet photocopies, and re-evaluation can be applied for online, subject to a fee, within the timeline announced after the result.

10. What happens if a student fails in three or more subjects?
The student is placed under the “Essential Repeat” category and must repeat Class 10.

11. Will the provisional Phase 1 marksheet still be valid after the Second Board Result is out?
No — once the final consolidated marksheet is issued, it becomes the only valid document for admissions and records going forward.

12. How do I check my result via DigiLocker?
Log in to the DigiLocker app or website using your Aadhaar-registered mobile number, go to Education → Issued Documents → CBSE → Class 10 Marksheet, select 2026, and download.

13. Will CBSE release a separate compartment exam for students who still fail in Phase 2?
Yes, students who remain unsuccessful can appear for the CBSE Class 10 Compartment Exam, expected in July 2026, with results expected around August 2026.

14. Where can I collect my original marksheet after checking the result online?
The original marksheet must be collected from your respective school; the online result serves as a provisional reference only.